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Page 145
... wize , And round about it many beds were dight , As whilome was the antique worldes guize , Some for vntimely ease , some for delight , As picased them to vse , that vse it might : And all was full of Damzels , and of Squires , Dauncing ...
... wize , And round about it many beds were dight , As whilome was the antique worldes guize , Some for vntimely ease , some for delight , As picased them to vse , that vse it might : And all was full of Damzels , and of Squires , Dauncing ...
Page 325
... wize ; And asked him , if that he were the same , Who all that wrong vnto that wofull Dame So long had done , and from her natiue land Exiled her , that all the world spake shame . He boldly aunswerd him , he there did stand That would ...
... wize ; And asked him , if that he were the same , Who all that wrong vnto that wofull Dame So long had done , and from her natiue land Exiled her , that all the world spake shame . He boldly aunswerd him , he there did stand That would ...
Page 627
... wize , and eke to Loue , Is graunted scarce to God aboue . 3. Both combined in one . Beleeue me , I am not to be charged with aboue one , or two of the Verses : and a foure or fiue wordes in the rest . His afternoones Theame was ...
... wize , and eke to Loue , Is graunted scarce to God aboue . 3. Both combined in one . Beleeue me , I am not to be charged with aboue one , or two of the Verses : and a foure or fiue wordes in the rest . His afternoones Theame was ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE Legende of the Knight oF THE RED CROSSE or | 50 |
THE LEGEND OF SIR GVYON OR OF TEMPERAVNCE | 140 |
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